Camp McCayne Awakens at Glenwood Cadet Camp
Omaha high school cadets bring 300 youths to Camp McCayne in Glenwood with a 24 piece band and hospital corps. City officials and the Institution band greet them on arrival as tents rise and daily drills, parades, and meals unfold under camp regulations. Visitors expected Thursday with large local turnout anticipated.
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New City Park
Glenwood
Commercial Club
Plimpton
Institution Band
L. T. Genung
Hospital Corps
Sinal Corps
Glenwood White Sox
Omaha
Pekamali
Goose Balloon Ascension Watch Captured in Glenwood
A goose capture tied to the watch giveaway occurs during the Glenwood balloon ascension event on Saturday June 8. Watch prizes are claimed at Robinson's window following the spectacle.
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Glenwood
Robinson's
Arrest of Gus Deitchler on Second Complaint in Glenwood
Gus Deitchler was brought to Glenwood by Sheriff Linville last Friday on an assault charge and arraigned in Justice Day's court as the second complaint in the Mineola dance scrap May 28. First complainant was Fred De Bolt. Chas Hirsch swore out the information. Deitchler waived to the grand jury and was bound over under $250 bond signed by Chas Cheyney of Glenwood.
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Gus Deitchler
Glenwood
Linville
Justice Day
Mineola
Fred de Bolt
Chas
Hirsch
Deiteller
Cheyney
Rain delays opening at Pacific Junction ball park
Decoration Day rain postpones the new Pacific Junction field on the W C DeLashmuth farm. Bloomers beat Junction lads 14 to 5, also win Red Oak 9 to 2. Ideal Hustlers defeat Bloomers at Couriell Bluffs. Belloque and Tabor college play 2 0. Plattsmouth loses to Malvern 4 to 3. Golden Hill beats Farmers 2 to 1. Glenwood defeats Pacific Junction 13 to 10, then West Oak tops Junction 11 to 7. Glenwood first nine and Omaha Cadets meet tomorrow afternoon for a likely strong game.
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Pacific Junction
Junction
Red Oak
Couriell Bluffs
The
W. C. DeLashmuth
Glenwood
Pacific’ Junction
West Oak Lads
Junction Boys
Payraise for Burlington crews and Fourth of July plans
The Burlington lines east of the Missouri River increased pay for office employees clerks truckmen and bridgemen by 10 percent. Randolph Gold Fellows will host a first-class Fourth of July celebration under their auspices. April and May saw fast mail train No. 7 running on time to Council Bluffs, a notable record for its schedule. A grisly discovery near Payne Junction between Sidney and the Nebraska City bridge found the headless mutilated body of John Grear, 50, with a wife and seven children awaiting onlookers.
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Bur-nngton
Missouri River
Randolph
Order
Council Binifs
Payne Junction
Nebraska City Bridge
Sidney
John Grear
County Board Adjourns After Brief Glenwood Meeting
The County Board met in Glenwood for a regular session yesterday but adjourned after dinner with nothing of consequence achieved. In the afternoon members traveled southeast of Glenwood to James Scott’s home to inspect a horse claimed injured on a bridge and to hear his damages claim.
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Glenwood
James Scott
Scott
Mills County Chautauqua Malvern 1907 Program Highlights
The Malvern Mills County Chautauqua program lists talent for the June 28 to July 7 session. Speakers include W. J. Bryan Sylvester Long James G. K. McClure D. D. Rev. Frank Dixson and others. Bryan will speak on Saturday June 29 with the topic The Old World and its Ways.
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Mills County Chautauqua
Malvern
W. J. Bryan
Sylvester Long
James G. K. McClure
D. D
Frank Dixson
Bryan
Small cook stove for sale by W F Hill
A small cook stove is offered for sale for 3 dollars by W F Hill. The notice provides a brief item description and the seller's initials.
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W. F. Hill
BIBLES vs BAYONETS AT GLENWOOD MEETING
About 50 Christian Endeavor delegates arrive for district convention at Glenwood with a quiet opening at the Christian church. Omaha High School Cadets march in with trumpet blare as Mayor Plimpton welcomes visitors and a reception follows at Congregational church parlors. The gathering runs through Wednesday night.
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Christian Endeavor District
Omaha High School
The
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Plimpton
Congregational Church
Carl Nygren Promoted Treasurer of Oriental Negros
The Manila Times reports Carl T. Nygren has been appointed treasurer of Oriental Negros by the Philippine Commission, succeeding Reis. Nygren, acting treasurer of Pampanga, will earn 2500 dollars yearly. A Glenwood native, he has been in the Philippines nearly eight years and is son of Charles Nygren of Glenwood. He now resides in Demaguete.
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the Tribune
Manila Times
Glenwood
Carl T. Nygren
the Times
Oriental Negros
Reis
Phillippine Railway Company
Nygren
Pampanga
Phillippine Commission
Manila
Nypren
Phillippines
Glenwood Institution
Charles Nygren
Demaguete
Tribune
Great Journal of Civilization
Carl
Missouri River Flood Raises Havoc Near Henton
Sudden Missouri River rise threatens acres along the bottom. A newly built levy near Henton held back floodwaters just in time as water peaked Friday. a break west of the McClenathan farm narrowly avoided major damage. Lake Manawa dike breach sent three feet of water into the lake. Tiprap operations near Henton paused, with $600,000 spent on riprap work to date. The Menton hill road north of the river is being widened as flood pressure edge inland.
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Missouri
Henton
McClenathan
Lake Manawa
Menton
Red Oak High School Graduates Largest Class to Date
The largest class in Red Oak high school history graduated May 29, comprising 41 students: 26 girls and 15 boys. This 26th graduation increases the total graduates to 338.
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Red Oak High School
Baby Born With Extra Thumb Undergoes Removal Near Emerson
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Claude Smith near Emerson was born with a third thumb on the right hand. Doctors delayed surgery but last Thursday Dr B A Merritt removed the extra digit and the baby recovered.
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Claude Smith
Emerson
B.A. Merritt
Late News Notes Ties and Trials in Urban Rail and Beef Trade
Joseph Chamberlain's stroke signals near end of public life. A trainer in Oskaloosa was shot by sleeping friends who mistook him for an animal. Nebraska tests two cent fare. Kansas waits. Beef stock losses shift to growers amid post mortem rules. Packers push to charge sellers, inciting retaliation by independent meat buyers. State University of Iowa at Iowa City set events June 7 to 12 mark Taft address, centennial, and Devan Amos Noyes Carrrivy’s fortieth service anniversary.
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Nebraska
Kansas Railroad
Omaha
Commission
State University
attTowa City
Taft
Devan Amos Noyes Carrivy
Marriage License Granted to John B Taylor and Minnie L Schultz
May saw no licenses issued, then on June 1 Clerk Davis issued a license to John B Taylor and Minnie L Schultz of Silver City. The ceremony by Rev OC M Ward at the Methodist parsonage. Couple plans to live at Green's farm near Tabor. Taylor was Democratic nominee for county recorder last fall.
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Cupid
Elf
Green
Tabor
Taylor
New Deputy Game Warden Appointed in Cedar Rapids Area
George A. Lincoln of Cedar Rapids has appointed Miss Tall of Glenwood as deputy warden for this town section. Reports say fish law violations are common in these parts and likely some examples will be made to curb them.
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State Game and Iistt
Geo. A. Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Mios. Tall of
Glenwood
Deaths in Glenwood: Lufkin and Woodrow mourned
Obituary notices for Glenwood reveal the death of Mrs. Abbie Lufkin at 78 after long illness and the passing of Mrs. E J Woodrow born Eirza Jane Strong in 1817. Lufkin widow of D B Lufkin had two Glenwood children Ernest and Cora, with eldest son FE G Lufkin in Denver awaiting arrangements. Woodrow, once E R S Woodrow, died after paralytic stroke, funeral held for Cedar Rapids origin, survived by stepson Dr. B G Woodrow and five sisters.
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Abbie Lufkin
Glenwood
D. B. Lufkin
Ernest L
Cora Lufkin
FE. G. Lufkin
Denver
E. J. Woodrow
J. O. Staples
The
Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids
Wm. M. Lamb
Eirza Jane Strong
Port Hope
Canada
Frank Kittridge
Dayton
Kitbridge
E.R.S. Woodrow
Los Angeles
Percy
Boise
Idaho
Wallace
Mrs Crouch of Glenwood dies after tumor operation
Mrs Mary Matilda Smith Crouch of Glenwood died Friday afternoon at Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hospital Council Bluffs after surgery to remove a tumor. Born 1834, she married Marcel in 1871. Survived by husband and daughter Earl. Funeral at Congregational Church Sunday. Frank Townsend, 35, dies near Old Pacific of consumption. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Frank L. Crouch
Glenwood
Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hospital
Council Bluifs
E. Skies
Mary Matilda Smith
Marcel
Earl
Vail
Iowa
Frank Townsend
Old Pacific
Oldest and youngest Civil War veterans noted in report
Amos Martin of New Castle Pennsylvania, aged 109, claimed as the oldest veteran, served in the War of 1812, the Mexican War, and the Civil War. Abram Fr. Springsteen, a pension office employee in Washington, described as the youngest Civil War veteran, will turn 57 on July 5 after enlisting at age 11 in 1861 as a drummer boy with the 34th Indiana Infantry.
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Amos Martin
New Castle
Penn
Abram Fr. Springsteen
Washington
34Th
Indiana Infantry
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Cetenbee
Valisthenics
Cs.i
Bellogue
Tabor College
Tuabor
Plattsmouth High School
Malvern High School
Dalton
Golden Hill
Omaha Cadets
Carl Nygren
Sribuno
Marcus Stone
Joseph Chamberlain
Taylor-Shultz
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